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Player Position Acquired Currently Playing About his game
Michael Bournival Centre Trade with Colorado Avalanche in 2010 QMJHL, Shawinigan Cataractes “Bournival is best characterized by his tireless work ethic and intense competitive drive. Even while not scoring, he is easily noticed when on the ice. He possesses the ability to play in all three zones and has a no-quit attitude.” (From Hockey’s Future)
Brendan Gallagher Right Wing Round 5, 147th overall in 2010 WHL, Vancouver Giants “A dangerous scorer in the WHL, Gallagher has terrific quickness, as well as a hard and accurate shot. He is always active and never passive on a shift, able to find open space, while entering high-traffic areas as well. Gallagher is an intense, cerebral player with good overall skills. He utilizes his smaller size to his advantage at the WHL level.” (From Hockey’s Future)
 Patrick Holland Right Wing Trade with Calgary Flames in 2012 WHL, Tri-City Americans “Holland is one of those players who can sometimes go unnoticed but he can do it all. He sees the ice well, can set up teammates, will score the big goal and can shut down the opposition's best players. He played a big role this season on the team's penalty killing unit and at times produced star games when his team seemed to need it. Holland needs to add more muscle mass to his thin frame while continuing his improvement of his two-way game to play at the professional level.” (From Hockey’s Future)
Jarred Tinordi Defense Round 1, 22nd overall in 2010 OHL, London Knights “Tinordi possesses multiple talents that cannot be learned, such as an NHL pedigree and gargantuan stature. When at his best, he makes a habit of overpowering his opponents. He thrives when protecting the area around his net and in the corners. Tinordi skates well for his size, brings grit and toughness in the mold of a defensive defenseman, as well as leadership capability.” (From Hockey’s Future)
 Morgan Ellis Defense Round 4, 117th overall in 2010 QMJHL, Cape Breton Screaming Eagles “A right-handed stay-at-home defender, Ellis is not overly imposing, but is nevertheless strong and smooth on his skates, and sound in his own zone. He brings a great deal of poise and composure on and off the ice, and serves as captain of his QMJHL squad, the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles.” (From Hockey’s Future)
Greg Pateryn Defense Trade with Toronto, 2008 NCAA, University of Michigan Wolverines “At 6'3" and 214 pounds, Pateryn has assumed a role as one of the University of Michigan’s toughest and most physical defenders. He utilizes his body very well, both in delivering checks as well as matching up against some of the CCHA's bigger forwards.” (From Hockey’s Future)
Player	Position	Acquired	Currently Playing	About his game
Michael Bournival	Centre	Trade with Colorado Avalanche in 2010	QMJHL, Shawinigan Cataractes	“Bournival is best characterized by his tireless work ethic and intense competitive drive. Even while not scoring, he is easily noticed when on the ice. He possesses the ability to play in all three zones and has a no-quit attitude.” (From Hockey’s Future)
Brendan Gallagher	Right Wing	Round 5, 147th overall in 2010	WHL, Vancouver Giants	“A dangerous scorer in the WHL, Gallagher has terrific quickness, as well as a hard and accurate shot. He is always active and never passive on a shift, able to find open space, while entering high-traffic areas as well. Gallagher is an intense, cerebral player with good overall skills. He utilizes his smaller size to his advantage at the WHL level.” (From Hockey’s Future)
Patrick Holland	Right Wing	Trade with Calgary Flames in 2012	WHL, Tri-City Americans	“Holland is one of those players who can sometimes go unnoticed but he can do it all. He sees the ice well, can set up teammates, will score the big goal and can shut down the opposition's best players. He played a big role this season on the team's penalty killing unit and at times produced star games when his team seemed to need it. Holland needs to add more muscle mass to his thin frame while continuing his improvement of his two-way game to play at the professional level.” (From Hockey’s Future)
Jarred Tinordi	Defense	Round 1, 22nd overall in 2010	OHL, London Knights	“Tinordi possesses multiple talents that cannot be learned, such as an NHL pedigree and gargantuan stature. When at his best, he makes a habit of overpowering his opponents. He thrives when protecting the area around his net and in the corners. Tinordi skates well for his size, brings grit and toughness in the mold of a defensive defenseman, as well as leadership capability.” (From Hockey’s Future)
Morgan Ellis	Defense	Round 4, 117th overall in 2010	QMJHL, Cape Breton Screaming Eagles	“A right-handed stay-at-home defender, Ellis is not overly imposing, but is nevertheless strong and smooth on his skates, and sound in his own zone. He brings a great deal of poise and composure on and off the ice, and serves as captain of his QMJHL squad, the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles.” (From Hockey’s Future)
Greg Pateryn	Defense	Trade with Toronto, 2008	NCAA, University of Michigan Wolverines	“At 6'3" and 214 pounds, Pateryn has assumed a role as one of the University of Michigan’s toughest and most physical defenders. He utilizes his body very well, both in delivering checks as well as matching up against some of the CCHA's bigger forwards.” (From Hockey’s Future)